Fellow Sailors, civilian employees, contractors, dependents and friends, welcome to Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg, Naval Support Activity Philadelphia and Philadelphia Naval Yard Annex base guide. Covering all three installations, this publication provides important information on the roles, missions, activities and programs at each site. Collectively the three installations comprise 77

  Building 306C 717-605-2448 Welcome to Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg. We are located in central Pennsylvania on the northeastern boundary of Mechanicsburg in Hampden Township. The Naval Support Activity staff provides base operating support to more than 150 buildings with 7.9 million square feet of space. The various land uses

  Building 10, Floor 2 215-697-4606 Cmdr. Michael Vaas Officer in Charge, Naval Support Activity Philadelphia Welcome to Naval Support Activity Philadelphia. We are in northeast Philadelphia in the community of Lawncrest on Robbins Avenue. The Naval Support Activity staff provides base operating support to 37 buildings with 2.25 million

  The Philadelphia Naval Shipyard served as a pre-eminent ship building facility well before the founding of our nation. Home to the first government-owned Navy Yard in the United States, it became operational in the late 1700s. A decade later, Congress purchased 10 acres in the southernmost point of the

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. -- Staff, patients and visitors gathered Aug. 17, 2016 to celebrate the completion of renovations to Naval Branch Health Clinic (NBHC) Philadelphiaone of Naval Health Clinic Annapolis's six branch and satellite clinics and medical units. The NBHC Philadelphia staff of ten military and civilian personnel enhance the nation's

Story by SGT Anshu Pandeya on 06/17/2016 JOINT BASE MCGUIRE-DIX-LAKEHURST, N.J. Army Reserve Soldiers of the 358th Engineer Company are constructing a classroom within a building here today during training exercise Castle Installation Related Construction 2016. The unit, which is based in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, has a team building two

Story by Michael Molinaro on 04/05/2016 The Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus and Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John M. Richardson announced that Navy Rear Admiral (Lower Half) Michelle C. Skubic has been selected to serve as the next commander at DLA Land and Maritime. Skubic is currently serving